Hello, Birders. I just now saw a broad-winged hawk migrating through the cloudy skies above Greenlee Preserve, Boulder County. The bird wasn't showing any signs of putting down, and I imagine it's in Longmont by now. That said, it seems to me that broad-wings come through the Front Range metro region in pulses, so it might be a good idea to be on the lookout for others this afternoon. Winds are out of the southeast, and that's probably good, all things considered.
-- Also at Greenlee today: Swainson hawk building a nest, solitary sandpiper, and numerous Audubon and Myrtle warblers, including 2 hybrids. Regulars there of late have been black-crowned night-herons, bushtits, spotted towhees, American white pelicans, and Say phoebes.
Ted Floyd
Lafayette, Boulder County
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